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I recently installed a 4-outlet SUB Hub. At first everything was fine, but after a couple of days my PC repeatedly hung. Only after I used a boot-log anyalyzer did I discover the hub was causing the problem. After I removed the hub, my system returned to normal. Does that mean I cannot us a hub, or that I have the wrong unit (a USB2 HUB), or that the hub is faulty?

Name: ceri sheeran
Date: February 26, 2006 at 14:24:10 Pacific

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Hi, Do you have a numer of devices plugged into the USB hub. If so it needs to be a powered hub. hth Ceri

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Name: wizard-fred
Date: February 27, 2006 at 03:14:17 Pacific

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Also some applications don't run well when sharing resources. There is a big difference in using a hub and using another port.

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